Cycle-by-cycle embedding was observed for the (diametral) probe tips and was entirely due to testpiece working in the cyclic state, the sprung-load extensometer force being far lower than that encountered in conventional indentation experiments.
Europe has reams of laws to protect jobs and the unemployment rate there is nearly twice ours, and the percentage of the European population in the work force is far lower.
Therefore, exaggerated shortening of contracting muscle fibers due to increased tendon deformation makes sarcomeres work at shortened, far from optimal, lengths, and consequent lower force production.
Britain's casualties are far lower than those suffered by American forces, who have lost 732 troops in Afghanistan and 4,322 in Iraq, according to icasualties.org, a Web site that monitors the military losses in both wars.
Female participation in the labour force is 63%, far lower than in other rich countries.
Indeed, the forces exerted by the UMWs was far lower than that measured for the corresponding USWs, whereas the relative forces exerted by the LMWs and the corresponding LSWs were more similar, and statistically significant differences were not seen in all cases.
In this nominally Communist state, the share of wages in national income is far lower than in developed capitalist nations; the forces of capital have been the big beneficiaries of growth, not the workers.
[C5.] Argentina Sells $700 Million in Bills Argentina's government succeeded in auctioning $700 million in treasury bills at far lower interest rates than it has been forced to pay in recent months.
In a sign that Argentina's financial crisis has begun to ease, the government succeeded today in auctioning $700 million in treasury bills at far lower interest rates than it has been forced to pay in recent months.
Within the White House, some officials are pushing to keep a force as small as 2,500 past 2014, far lower than the 10,000 to 30,000 that some U.S. officials and NATO allies were discussing as recently as a year ago.
